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STATE OF ONO,
INSURANCE DEPARTMENT,

INSURANCE DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF SUPERINTENDENT
COLUMBUS O., Jan. IA, 1887.
Chas B. Funston. Secretary NJ anufacturers' Mutual
Fire Insurance Company:
Dear Sir-The result of the examinat
have just made of your company being entirely
satisfactory, have the pie asure to inclose here
with your license, authorizing you to transact
business in Ohio
It affords me great pleasure to welcome COM
pany like this to Ohio, and as the result of the
examination have just made allow me to ex-
press my entire approval Of your organization.
which was thorough and complete in every re-
spect
Your books and accounts found model Of
neatness and correctness, and | have not the
least doubt but that your company will be a sue
cess. Knowing you a. well as do, and the sue
cessful experience you have had in mutual fire
insurance, consider your company fortunate in
securing your services, and think the directors of
it should be congratulated on their wise and
sagacious choice.
Wishing you abundant success and handsome
business in Ohio, remain, respectfully yours,
HENRY J. REINMUND. Superintendent.
Directors-A. a. Nordyke. Geo. Merritt, Isaac
Thalman, Geo. T. Evans, S. F.. Robinson. Chas
B. Funston, YIN. E. Smith.
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Endorsed by the Friends.

The Friends have forwarded set of resolu-
tons to the Governor, to be sent by him to Con-
gress, respecting bill entitled, IA Bill to Pro-
mote the Political and Commercial Prosperity of
the American Nation" The Friends indorse
the bill, and consider its passage as most benef-
cal to the interests of the country. It gives the
President the authority to call delegates from
the several American commonwealth to discuss
diplomatic matters and questions of mutual in.
terest to the American states and countries
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Death Of RAYMOND Ritter.

Raymond. one of the sons of Capt. Eli F. Rit-
ter, died last evening from diphtheritic Group.
He had only been sick about twenty hours. At
least four members of the family have been af-
fiicted for some days with diphtheritic trouble,
but this child, it seemed. would escape; yet sud-
denly he was stricken and suddenly died. the
burial will be from the family residence this
morning at II o'clock, and will necessarily be
private The other members of the family are
doing well at present
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dies and gentlemen Of the Market-street Temple
calling upon ner In body, bringing fine sup
per with them. Mrs. Messing received NUM-
Der of beautiful gifts and the festivities contin-
reu until late hour.
At the Second Presbyterian Church, this after
noon, Mrs. A. H. Carrier will give talk on the
subject, "Glimpses in Continental Cities and
Universities" An admission fee of 25 cents will
be charged, and the proceeds will 60 for the ben
eft Of the Womans Exchange. Mrs. Carrier
has personal knowledge of her subject, having
visited many of the cities and schools during a
two years. absence in Europe. The organization
for which the talk will be given is most worthy,
ard especially in need of funds just at this time.
Hotel Arrivals.
Bates House: S. G. Ditchen, Charlottesville;
H. w. Chase, Lafayette; Marcus Bauer, M. S.
Geisng Wheeling, W. Va; w. c. RAYMOND,
w. B. Miller. Peru; Howell D. Thompson An
derson; j. j. Adair and wife, Evansville; D. w.
Fisher, Hanover College; +. NJ Alexander, Mar
shall, Tex.
Denison House: VIC. Irwin, c. F. Shearer,
Columbus, Ind; Daniel Waugh. Upton; w. 0.
Dean, A. S. Chatfeld, Windfall; VIM. r. Hough
Greenfield: Joseph Commons, Walter Commons,
Centerville; G. Grimes, Guion; A. Martin, Green
J. ]. Mills, Richmond; 7. c. Mendenhall, Terre
Haute; J. F. futile, Charlottesville.
Grand Hotel: r. L. Bone, William Feighner,
Franklin; Levi Scott, Paramount; A. D. Hen
dricks jamestown; r. E. Kirkman. Greencaetle;
j. A. Crawford, New Castle; Frank Owen, P. A
Dunihue, Bedford; W. g. Nash, Logansport; Joe
Grubaugh, Michigan City; I. L. Clemens, Terre
Haute; T. N. Lucas ard wife, Charlottesville; T.
NJ. Andrew West Point; F. s. Swift Brookville;
A. J. Howard, Jeffersonville: A. S. Knapp. Co.
lumbus: John Morris, Fort Wayne; John Finch,
South Bend; G. Y. Collins, Miss Clara Harris,
Munce; G. NJ. Bissell, South Bend; George P.
Bartells, Rochester; b. L. Renner, Martinsville;
C. M. Matthews. Madison; J. B. Norris, Evans
vile; Charles Henderson, Winchester; Thomas
S. Reynold, Terre Haute; William Taylor, New
Albany.
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Yesterdays Session of Swine Breeders.

Yesterdays Session of Swine Breeders.
The swine-breeders made visit to Kineans
pork-house yesterday, after which their session
was resumed. A resolution was adopted that
in the near future stock show should be held,
and pledgiug their cooperation with the State
Board of Agriculture The following officers
were elected: President, G. ]. Clark, West6eld;
vice president, H. c. G. Balls, indianapolis:
secretary, DIR. c. A. Robinson, Morristown;
treasurer, James Mustard. Broad Ripple; ex-
ecutive committee, T. M. Reveal. Ciermont;
Lloyd Mugg. Center, and l. N. Booker. Thorn
town. d. L. Thomas, Rushvile; T. G. Terry,
Warsaw: j. H. Beabout. Nashville; S. S. Ear
heart, Mulberry. and D. N. Baker, Thorntown,
were selected as delegates to the national conven
ton to be held in Chicago next November.
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TO-DAY'S DOINGS.

Ballot on the election of United States Senator,
House of Representatives, II o'clock NJ
Lecture by Mrs. A. Fl. Carrier "Glimpses of Con-
tinental Cities and Universities" Second Presby.
terrain Church, 2:3O o'clock p. NJ.
Crane. Opera-house-"Held by the Enemy, afternoon
and evening.
The Museum--Neil Burgess in Vim, afternoon and
evening
The Casino-Acrobatic specialties, afternoon and
evening.
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INDIANAPOLIS JOURNAL SATURDAY, JANUARY %. 1887

lege funds and forfeited to the State for nom
payment" The answer Of the Attorney general
IS tnat It does not repeal Section 4613, provided
that the sale Of ian1s snail not De for less than
the amount chargeable on such lands. and for
not less their appraised value The Auditor also
asks docs it authorize the sale of lands mort
gagged and forfeited since the passage of this
actT and the Attorney generals opinion is that
it does
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s.Ie-of Morsgaced Lands.

The Auditor of State propounded to the At
torney general the question, Does Section of
the act approved March I, 1883, repeal Sections
46l2 and 46l3 Of the Revised Statutes. 1881.
authorizing the sale of mortgased lands for col
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A Great Military and Social Event

Everyth tending TO make the grand mill
tary fair and carnival, to be held at Tonlinson
Hail, Feb % to &c, q success is being done The
Knights of Py.hias and military companies to-
gethe~with the Indies show working force of
seven hundred earnest people, and j. will be the
greatest military and social event this city has
lver seen
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Organization of Society of veterans.

There are about eighty-fve members of the
Seventy-ninth Indiana Regiment residents Of
this city, and on Monday evening meeting will
be held at the office of Capt. Charles j. Many
township trustee, for the purpose of taking in-
tiatory steps for the formation of society of
the regiment.
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Skates and Slairhs.

We have some skates and bells left yet; also,
few boys -'eds, at low prices to close them out
We have also several handsome brass coal-hods
and vases-very desirable for wedding presents.
Take your choice. ask reduced prices. We are
headquarters for Rogers's plated tableware.
HILDERRAND & EunATE
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Comm arcia1 Travellers

Can run home for Sunday over the c., II. & D.
road at one fare for round trip. Tickets on sale
every Saturday at Grand Union ticket Offices.
corner Illinois street and Kentucky avenue, LAG
South Illinois street, and at the depot.
w. Fl. FISHER, General Agent
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A FREE LECTURE on the Science of Mind Heal
ing will be given by DR.. Sawyer in Parlor s. Deni-
son House. Saturday, Jan 20, at 7:30 P. NJ. Those
interested in Christian Science healing are in
vited
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INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. Jan. IS, 1887.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Jan. IS, 1887.
We hereby certify above to be a correct copy
Of result of examination, this day completed, for
the Ohio Insurance Department.. and that we
found the books and accounts complete in every
particular, and the organization of the company
according to law, with its affairs administered in
q careful, economical and buslness-like manner.
HENRY j. REINMUND. Supt,
j. E. FISHER, Book keeper,
Examiners.
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HOME ENTERPRISE.
Statement of the Manufacturers Mutual In
surance Company-Strong Endorsement
from Insurance officials at
Home and Abroad.

OFFICE OF THE MANUFACTURERS MUTUAL FIRE.
INSURANCE COMPANY,
Rooms 35 and 36 Vance Block,
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, Jan. II, 1887.
Hon. James Fl. Rice Auditor of State, Indianapolis,
Ind:
Dear Sir-We respectfully solicit you to make
an examination Of the affairs and condition Of
the Manufacturers Mutual Fire Insurance Com
pany for the year ending Dec. 81, 1886. Re-
spectfully yours, CHAs. B. FUNSTON.
Secretary.
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STATE OF INDIANA,
OFTICC nT AyJnITOR

STATE OF INDIANA
OFFICE OF AUDITOR,
INDIANAPOLIS. Jan. %, 1887. }
Chas. b. Funston. Secretary Manufacturers Mutual
Fire Insurance Company:
Dear Sir-As requested by you under date of
JAM IL, have caused an examination to be
made of the condition of your company on the
3lst day Of December. 1886, and from said re-
port find that its condition on that date was
follows, viz:
ASSETS
Premium notes on hand ........-....$ 04 223. 80
Cash on hand and in bank tInd. National) ID 269 55
Cash in course of collection. 13O5.73
Office furniture ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 6S7. SO
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VEHs handsome, moderate-priced side boards
Il VIM. l.. Elders
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$99,487.04
LIABILITIES.

LIABILITIES.
Unpaid losses. Observation-Disclosures. So SS1 .36
The affairs Of your company appear to be pru
IDENTITY managed and in q prosperous condition.
The examiner was well pleased with the charac
ter of the risks your company has assumed, and
speaks in highest praise of the manner in which
the records of your company are kept, and is sat
isfed the Manufacturers Mutual Fire Insurance
Company has a bright future. Wishing you sue
cess, remain, very respectfully.
JAMES H. RICE.
Auditor of State.
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dissolution.

a Resolution for the Construction Of q Side
walk on the west side of Walnut street in
front of lots ], 2. 8 and 4. block 2 and lots i.
z "a .. :, and s in block 5, Wetmore and
Stewa1 to addition to the city of Yanston,
Be It reEolyed by the Mayor and Council Of the
City of Yankton:
Section L; That it ia, and is hereby declared
necessary, thas the fol owing sidewalk should
pc constructed IN this said city of Yankton, to-
wit: On the west side of Wslnut street in
front of and along lots i, 2, 8 and 4 of block 2
and lots ], I, "a, s. 0. z and 8bf block 5, We
more and Stewards addition tt the city of
sec,2. That said sidewalk shall be six feet
wide, the outer edge thereof to be laid upon
the curb line of said Walnut street, said curb
line 70 conform to balance Of walk on said
street and the said sidewalk shall be coz
strucied of wood and in all respects in aceord-,
ance with the requirements of the ordinances
of the city. and plans and specific stions to be
prepared bS the city engineer, and approyed'b by
the mayor and council. The said sidewalks
alongside, or in front of any of the aforesaid
lots, situated on a corner, MADE by the inter-
section of two streets. shalihe extended to the
curb line of the crossing street, or SO. as to meet
and connect with .apy sidewalk now laid down,
or that may bs laid down hereafter, Upon such
crossing streets.
the aforesaid improvements shall be defrayed
| by speciaE tax, to be levied npon the efore said
lots, or parts OF lors, bounding Or abrittiug on
the same, in proportion to the feet mi Of said
sec. q. That said. aidewslk may be laid on
anapproxiniate grace TO conform, to the surface
of the pIppnd. us designated in the said plans
and spesifications to. be prepared by the city
Eso,s. That this resolutisn ! shall be pub
Hshed fos four consecutive weeks in the official
newspaper Of the city.
JAMES KIMdSBgRY, City Clerk.
Ass10ss1 { ! JAMES d, TELLER. Mayor.
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AN EVENING OF PLEASURE.

81. Cecilia's Admirers Entertain st.
Andrews Followers, at M. p.
Ohlman7s.
An event, which as a social event was
rather out of the usual order, furnished 9
season OF unelloyed pleasure for q num-
Der of Yankton young people last eve
ming. st. Cecilla'a guild OF Christ
church, composed of young ladies, ten
dered the young gentleman of ST. AM
drew's guild of Christ church a reception
at the elegant home of M. P. Gilman,
in west Yankton, and to the efforts OF the
Ohlmsns is due the success OF the
affair. The company numbered about
thirty people and OF these there were
none TO whom solitude "xid your
s%wsteheart" was more agreeable than
association with the entire party. To
their c~ongenial condition and a general
desire to be social after two months
of torrid experience the pleasure
OF the evening is further due,
After assembling in the drawing room
the guests repaired to the large dining
hall, where the Klotz sem;-orchestr,
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was stationed, and for three solid hours
wsltzes, the %lancers, and other mezy
whifls were the order, Finally there
came refreshing refreshments, which
were followed by more dancing. The honr
for departure was not q welcome arrival,
but as there is ap end to all things, this
came finally and the guests accepted the
demands OF the hour and tie pleasure
was over. The weather, the company,
and all things else conspired to make
this as pleasant an evening 40 has been
noted in Yankton for many days.
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PERSONAL.

j.. r. Gamble went west on business
this forenoon.
Charles Irvine of Scotland, was in
Yankton last night.
A. w. Avery, OF Sioux Falls, was in
the city last night.
J.J Petty Of Ipswich Dakota was il
Yankton last night.
j. II. Scriven, of Mitchell, will spenc
Sunday in Yankton.
Mrs.. I'll. @. Cook, of Sioux City, is re-
gistered at the Morrison.
Silas W, Kidder, of vermillion, war
at the Merchants last night.
DR.. Oh Alloway of Grand Forks is on,
Of the guests at the Morrison.
j. r. Sanborn transacted business i,
sioux City yesterday afternoon.
Miss Laura johnson has returned from
a visit OF a fortnight in Minneapolis.
Il. A. Ketohum, of Cedar Rapids, Iowa
reached Yankton fiom the west thi
afternoon.
Mrs. Ella Burdiok is failing rathe
than improving and her condition cause
uneasiness.
Mayor and Mrs. j. FL. Teller and child
rem returned at moo to-day from MOI
risop, Illinois.
J.E. Blunt, chief civil engineer ii
Dakota for the Chicago, 81 Northwestern
railway, and his assistant, O. O. Pudo,
of Winona, ar, in Yankton to-day.
Jacob Brauch leaves Monday fo
Idaho Oh 9 tour Of inspection, alon
with Justus Loeber, who has finishe
his Yanktpn visit and is going back
his Idaho home. Mr. Branch may poss
bly, locate in Idaho.
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SAVE YOUR DuLLARs,

YanktOn q an Institution Which
Wtli Greatly Assist People in Carry
ing out Economical Habits.
On Monday next the Yankton savings
bank, located at number 304 Douglas
avenue, will open its doors and begin
business. This is an institution which
will benefit the city in more ways than
one, and it behooyes the. people of this
CITY to appreciate the benefits which
will be derived from the bank. The or
ganization and election of officers was
accomplished some weeks ego, and
among the list of stockholders there are
numbered men Of we'll known business
ability, aud integrity. The general
superintendenoy of the bank will be in
the hands of a board of directors com
posed of Herman e Herman. e. G.. Smith,
L.. b. French, A. w, Howard and M. T.
Woolley, while the following named
people with the directors compose
the stockholders: Geo. w. Roberts
Dan McDevitt, John FL. Weeks, Allen
Wooley, Ole Lac, W. f. Munroe, D. N.
Gross, Christian Hamiester, Mrs. F. A
Piles, b. O. Wooley of Yankton and
Hattie s. Floyd of Sioux City. The
capital stock of the company is $25,0OO
and interest at the rate of s per cent per
annum will be paid on all deposits
which remain OIL deposit for three
months or longer. Interest Will not &C.
orue on deposits which are drawn before
three months have expired, but all sums
which remain with the bank for three
months or more will draw interest from
date OF deposit. ANY sum from one
dollar upward may be deposit ed, end
people OF all classes can lay away money
with this bank for safe keeping. The
bank II o circular enumerates
business men, merchants, laborers
parents, children, boys snd girl
and ladies IS people whom
the bank will be pleased to transact
business with, and when the matter is
carefully examined it will be readily
seen that by making such deposits, ''tlt
pennies may be looked after SO that thu
dollars will look out for then
selves" The direct management
of the bank has been placed
in the hands of III. T. Wooley, cashier
The bank is conveniently LOCATED
and as the furniture and fixtures are en-.
tirely new the bank will be complete
in all its appointments The bank viii
do q general banking business, and will
negotiate real estate and chattel loans
Exchange will be sold, and all new
features known TO banks and banking
Will be az the disposal OF the patrons.
For the Yankton savings bank 8 lon
and successful career is predicted AM
the enterprise of those who have estab
lished it is worthy of compliment.
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died. Mrs. Teller vas in Cleveland snd
her husband IN Yankton. Congestion OF
the brain was the cause, The remains
were taken from the depot directly
to the cemetery, where Rev. d, F. Brad,
ley conducted funeral services. A long
procession of carriages bearing sorrow
ing friends waited at the depot for the
arrival OF the train and attended the
burial services at the cemetery.
A man named Roberts, from Vermil-
lion, wal in Yankton yesterday painting
the town. In the course of his wander
ings he found q one armed man and
npon the bridge.o of his nose Mr.. Roberts
planted his dexter fist with such force
as to destroy the cripple's equilibrium.
Marshal Brennan got wind OF the affair,
and has since been looking for the man
from Vermilliop, who, it is supposed
left Yanktpn afoot yesterday afternoon
Tor home
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LOCAL LAC0NIC s.
When lsds with gripings sore abused
Will of the apple green partake,
Jim q. X. Ginger introduced
Will be. to feAtiye Helie u. Ache,

81 Texas Siftings.
4 The Dakota Herald is being moved
unto its new quarters II Bunker's block.
8 The s'painless dentist" will extract
teeth free of charge on Douglas avenue,
seorner of Third, tonight.
4 G. f. Rosstuescher's brewery and
Eother property in this city is offered for
Bale at low prices by the
The Northwestern railroad Office tele.
phoned at five o'clock this afternoon
that a heavy storm was heading in this
direction from the northwest,
The saloon men are much elated over
the fact that the commissioners failed to
find names enough to warrant calling an
election. They are not ut all certain
that the polls would give o victory for
their side.
Rev. D.. P. Bradley was prevented from
going tc Huron as expected and will
preach tomorrow at IL a. m. and s p !. m.
Subjects are. "Our Fathers Book," and
"Art thou in health, my brotherf" Sun
day school at 12 m. Young peoples
meeting at Z p. H..
DIR. Clement J., Allovay, of Grand
Forks, Dakota, territorial veterinary
surgeon, was a visitor in Yankton to day,
having arrived last night on professional
business. DR.. Alloway is making a toul
OF Dakota looking after diseased horses
He found the horses OF Yankton and
vicinity remarkably healthfui and sound
He went to Scotland to-day, where
there are many glandered horses. whiGf
DR.. Alloway will dispose OF.
A belated individual riding q torse
guided his beast into the Walnut street
water main ditch last night and for q
few moments after the fall he kept tina
neighborhood awake with his yells TO
assistance. A resouing party found hin
astraddle OF the horse, unhurt, but cleal
out OF sight in the ditch. Fifteel
minutes of argument served to quie
him and he went away leaving the pom,
in the custody of the rescuing party.
j. 81. Teller and femily reached Yank
ton this afternoon from the east, and o
the same train vas the body Of their in
FAINT daughter, Katherine Teller, age
nine months, who died in Morrison, Ill
nois, on Thursday last. The child Wa
with relstives near Morrison when
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An Orainannn

To Change the grade of Sixth street from Cedar
to Mulberry street.
Be it Ordained by the Mayor and Council of
the City of Yankton.
Section l.. Thai the grade at the intersection
of Cedar and Sixth streets be changed from
1888 fall to 4.15. fall. below "B, M from which
all city grades are computed.
Sec. 2. That the grade at the intersection OF
Douglas Avenue and Sixth streets be Changed
from eco fall to 4, ~ fall, below .B. MI
Capital and, Sixth streets be changed from
99l fall to b.56 fall below "B. NJ
Sec 4. That the grade at the intersection of
5 1928 fall to 4.60 fall below .'B. MI
Sec..5. This Ordinance shall take effect from
and after it's passage and approval,
Passed, July 18th, 1887.
JAMES KrNasBURY, City CLERK.
Approved, July 18th. 1887.
JANIS Il. TELLER, Mayor.
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Notice Teachers Examination

The regular public examination OF
persons desiring to teach in the public
schools of Yankton county, will be held
at my office in the court house on Tues
day, August 2nd, beginning at %, III.
For certificate of the second and third
grade the applicant will be examined In
o~rthography, reading, writing, geogra-
ply. arithmetic, English grammar,
United States history, and physiology
and hygiene.
In addition to the above, applicants
for the first grade certificate will be ex.
amined in civil government, b~ook-keep-
ing, theory and practice of teaching
elements of natural philosophy, ele-
mentary geometry and algebra and
PHYSICAL geography. Special exemina
tions are abolished by law.
N. M. HILLS,
County Sup't of Schools.
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Flax.

Flax.
Employment is wanted from a COM
pany of flax growers, or others, in the
preparation of fax straw into clean fibre
suitable for sale to flax spinners IL thu
east, by q competent man from the ole
country. Address Flax.
Box 292 Appleton, Wisconsin.